Nebraska Athletics are welcoming fans back.
If you are a Nebraska Athletics spectator, some good news is headed your way. Wednesday, it was announced that fans will be allowed at Market Park and Bowlin Stadium on Friday. fans will also be allowed to see the volleyball team next weekend, and have a chance to take in the spring game live on May 1.
This is all stemming from the decision by the Big Ten to allow attendance decisions to be made by schools. The decisions by the schools are in conjunction with health experts from the state.
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This is certainly a huge development for Nebraska football and the rest of the Nebraska Athletics programs. Fans have been wanting to see Nebraska Athletics in person for quite a while now. Now, they will get the chance to do so. I’ll be interested to see how they figure the attendance and how they work to get as many fans in safely as possible.
This is certainly a major development for the smaller athletic programs as well. This brings the state of Nebraska back to some sense of normalcy. In terms of athletics alone, this is a great time for fans to come back. The volleyball team is doing very well, and the football team has a lot of promise for the upcoming season. In addition to those two programs, the baseball and softball teams also are playing a high level.
In terms of what this means for the events, it is going to be awesome to be able to hear the crowd cheering loudly. Nebraska Athletics fans are among some of the most passionate in college sports. Now, after what has been a long year, they will be able to cheer on the programs they love.
Spectator sports for Nebraska is back. In what is an exciting spring season so far for all the programs, this is certainly a nice development. Kudos to the University for making this decision.